fix(platform-wallet): look up the funding tx's block when a ChainLock proof has no record height - #4738
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… proof has no record height A ChainLock asset-lock proof needs only the outpoint and a chain-locked height at or above the funding transaction's block. The IS→ChainLock fallback instead waited for the wallet's own record to reach InChainLockedBlock. A record that is InstantSend carries no BlockInfo, and apply_chain_lock never promotes it, so for such a record the unbounded wait (#4006) could never end: the resume parked forever and every retry did the same. - MinedHeightLocator (DapiSpvLocator in production) asks DAPI getTransaction for the tx's block and accepts it only when the SPV header store holds the same block hash at that height. - wait_for_chain_lock resolves on a chain-locked record, on an InBlock record covered by the wallet's applied ChainLock, or on a verified lookup at or below that ChainLock. The wait stays unbounded for None callers; lookups are throttled to one per 30 s and re-run on lock events or a 60 s tick. Bounded callers keep their deadline and FinalityTimeout. - FetchedCoreTransaction exposes the reported block hash. - The shielded fund path restores the InstantSend proof when Platform rejects the upgraded ChainLock proof for the transaction's height, so a wrong lookup cannot leave a proof that is replayed on every resume. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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participant PlatformWallet
participant AssetLockManager
participant DapiSpvLocator
participant SpvBroadcaster
participant WalletChainLock
PlatformWallet->>AssetLockManager: configure mined-height locator
AssetLockManager->>DapiSpvLocator: locate transaction
DapiSpvLocator->>SpvBroadcaster: read SPV header hash
SpvBroadcaster-->>DapiSpvLocator: return stored header hash
DapiSpvLocator-->>AssetLockManager: return verified location
AssetLockManager->>WalletChainLock: verify network and height coverage
WalletChainLock-->>AssetLockManager: return coverage result
AssetLockManager-->>PlatformWallet: build ChainLock proof
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/proof.rs`:
- Around line 635-636: The ChainLock wait must cancel in-flight transaction
lookups when the deadline expires. Update the no-height lookup flow in
wait_for_chain_lock/located_chain_proof_height around
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Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
The mined-height fallback correctly binds DAPI transaction placement to the wallet’s verified SPV headers and addresses the height-less InstantSend record case. Two issues remain: bounded ChainLock waits do not bound or cancel an in-flight DAPI lookup, and adding a public field to an externally constructible SDK struct is source-breaking despite the PR claiming no breaking changes.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/proof.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/proof.rs:635-636: Bounded ChainLock waits do not cancel in-flight DAPI lookups
`wait_for_chain_lock` computes its deadline, but the no-height path awaits `mined_height_locator.locate(...)` before checking that deadline again. The production locator calls `Sdk::get_transaction`, which uses the SDK request settings and can perform a request plus retries; `RequestSettings` documents the timeout as a soft per-request limit and allows the total operation to exceed the timeout multiplied by retries. A stalled or slow DAPI endpoint can therefore keep a caller inside the supposedly bounded wait beyond its configured timeout, delaying `FinalityTimeout` and the next recovery attempt. Race the lookup against the remaining deadline, and use the remaining duration as the per-attempt request budget where the API permits it.
In `packages/rs-sdk/src/core/transaction.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/core/transaction.rs:26-37: Adding a public field to FetchedCoreTransaction is source-breaking
`FetchedCoreTransaction` is public and its fields are public, so downstream Rust callers can construct it with a struct literal or exhaustively destructure it. Adding the required `block_hash` field makes those callers fail to compile with a missing-field error. This conflicts with the PR’s explicit “None” breaking-changes declaration. Document and version this as a breaking API change, or redesign the metadata exposure so existing external construction and destructuring patterns remain compatible.
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- Restore rejected ChainLock proofs in all asset-lock funding flows — The new locator is shared by identity-registration and platform-address funding paths, while the conditional rollback after
InvalidAssetLockProofTransactionHeightErroris implemented only for shielded funding. Those other paths can therefore retain a rejected upgraded ChainLock proof and replay it on subsequent resumes. The PR explicitly states that this rollback is out of scope, so it should be tracked separately rather than expanded here.- Follow-up: Open a separate issue or follow-up PR covering conditional, concurrency-safe rollback for identity-registration and platform-address funding.
…transaction API unchanged Review follow-up. - Each mined-height lookup inside wait_for_chain_lock is capped at 15 s and at the remaining deadline; a timed-out attempt is recorded as unavailable and throttled like any other answer. The DAPI request itself runs with a 5 s timeout and one retry. A stalled node can no longer starve the record and lock-event checks or push a bounded caller past its deadline. - FetchedCoreTransaction and Sdk::get_transaction are back to their released shape. The block hash is exposed through the new non-exhaustive CoreTransactionPlacement returned by Sdk::get_transaction_placement, which takes RequestSettings; both methods share a private request helper. - Docs on the new helpers and tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/locate.rs`:
- Line 97: Update the transaction placement flow around
get_transaction_placement and the Located::Mined return so it verifies that txid
is actually included in the reported block before accepting the mined placement.
Use an available transaction/Merkle inclusion validation path, or carry the
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…ock before trusting a lookup Review follow-up. The mined-height lookup checked only that DAPI's block exists at the reported height in the SPV header chain, not that the funding transaction is in it. - DapiSpvLocator now fetches the block by the SPV header's hash and accepts a placement as Located::Mined only when block_hash() equals that header, check_merkle_root() holds and the txid is in txdata (verify_inclusion). Anything else becomes NotIncluded or BlockUnverifiable, is logged once per wait and is never used for a proof. DAPI is a data source only. - Core getBlock is wired as a transport request in rs-dapi-client, and Sdk::get_block_by_hash(hash, RequestSettings) returns the decoded block. Additive. - One lookup attempt (placement + block) is capped at 20 s and at the remaining deadline. - The rejected-Chain-proof revert stays as defence in depth: Platform can still reject a proof from its own Core view. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The PR correctly verifies DAPI-reported placement against the SPV header, block hash, Merkle root, and transaction inclusion, and it bounds in-flight lookups against ChainLock deadlines. One security issue remains: a verified mined-height result is cached without the verified block hash and can be reused after the SPV header at that height changes during a reorganization. The remaining findings are non-blocking consistency and test-coverage issues.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/proof.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/proof.rs:48-56: Do not reuse a mined placement after the SPV header may have changed
`LocateState::lookup_due` permanently suppresses further lookups once `state.last` is `Located::Mined`, and `located_chain_proof_height` later reuses that result based only on its height and the wallet's current ChainLock height. `Located::Mined` does not retain the SPV-verified block hash, so the cached result cannot be checked against the current header at that height. If the SPV header store is reorganized before ChainLock coverage is established, the transaction may no longer be included in the block at that height; a later ChainLock covering the height proves the replacement chain, not the previously verified snapshot. Retain the verified block hash with the mined result and revalidate the current header before accepting the cached result, or invalidate and rerun the lookup whenever the header chain advances. Add a regression test that verifies a placement, changes the header at that height, then advances ChainLock and confirms the stale placement is not accepted.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/proof.rs:122-128: Throttle unavailable-lookup logging per wait
`LocateState` deduplicates the other lookup outcomes with per-wait flags, but the `Located::Unavailable` arm logs every time it records an answer. During the intentionally unbounded wait, a persistent DAPI or SPV outage therefore emits a debug event every retry interval indefinitely, potentially producing substantial log volume when multiple asset locks are parked. Add a `logged_unavailable` latch or log only when the unavailable reason changes, matching the PR's stated once-per-wait logging behavior.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/error.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/error.rs:1033-1050: Height-rejection matcher misses the retry-envelope shape siblings handle
`is_asset_lock_proof_transaction_height_invalid` duplicates the two direct consensus-error shapes and does not recurse through `dash_sdk::Error::NoAvailableAddressesToRetry`. The shared `consensus_error_of` helper below this function already handles that exhausted-retry envelope, and related matchers use it. If the height rejection is returned through the envelope, this predicate returns false and the persisted rejected ChainLock proof is not reverted, allowing it to be replayed on the next resume. Reuse the shared extractor so all consensus-error carrying shapes remain covered consistently.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/locate.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/locate.rs:544-546: Assert that block lookup uses the SPV header hash
The fake `CoreBlockSource` used by the locator tests ignores the hash passed to `block`. As a result, the tests do not detect a regression from fetching the block by the trusted SPV header hash to fetching it by DAPI's reported hash. Binding the request to the SPV hash is a central trust invariant: the block must be retrieved using the hash selected by the SPV header before its contents are considered. Record the requested hash in the fake and assert that it equals the SPV header hash in the successful and/or mismatch-path tests.
…ed placement Review follow-up. - Located::Mined carries the SPV header hash the inclusion was verified against. Before every use, first use included, the header at that height is read again through MinedHeightLocator::header_hash_at; a changed or missing header discards the placement (logged once per wait) and the lookup runs again under the existing throttle. A reorg between verification and ChainLock coverage can no longer yield a stale proof height. - An unavailable lookup is logged only when its reason changes. - is_instant_lock_proof_invalid and is_asset_lock_proof_transaction_height_invalid go through consensus_error_of, so a rejection wrapped in NoAvailableAddressesToRetry still triggers the ChainLock fallback and the revert. - The fake core block source records the requested hash; tests assert the block is fetched by the SPV header hash, not DAPI's. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Validate the InBlock block hash before constructing the ChainLock proof. · packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/proof.rs:604-606
604-606: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winValidate the
InBlockblock hash before constructing the ChainLock proof.
BlockInfostores the block hash, butwait_for_chain_lockdiscards it and returns onlyhwhen the wallet ChainLock covers that height.upgrade_to_chain_lock_proofthen constructsChainAssetLockProoffrom that height and the outpoint. The SPV header comparison applies only to locator results, while records with a height skip the locator path. A reorged record can therefore produce a stale proof that Platform rejects.Compare the record hash with the current SPV header at
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
Reviewed the complete PR diff at a882082 and verified that all six prior findings are fixed. No in-scope findings remain: the broadcast-interface concern does not apply to the available production constructors, and the crash-recovery limitation predates this PR. Local validation passed all 1,276 shielded platform-wallet unit tests, both SDK Core tests, and diff whitespace checks; the working tree is unchanged.
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- Recover rejected persisted ChainLock proofs across funding resume paths — The platform-address funding path still retains an upgraded ChainLock proof after a transaction-height rejection, as explicitly deferred to #4763. Separately, shielded funding can retain the same proof if its queued upgrade reaches durable storage and the invocation ends before rollback: recovery returns an existing Chain proof unchanged, bypassing the InstantSend-rejection branch containing the new rollback. The persist-before-submit ordering and existing-Chain-proof reuse both predate this PR. These are concrete recovery limitations worth tracking separately, not regressions that should expand this mined-height lookup fix.
- Follow-up: Continue #4763 for platform-address rejection handling and track restart-safe rejection recovery, including a test that restores a persisted upgraded proof before receiving the height rejection.
- Persisted ChainLock-proof rollback is implemented only in one submission branch — Out of scope as a PR finding. At the merge base, 66efe32, shielded/fund_from_asset_lock.rs already advances the row to ChainLocked and queues the upgraded proof before the second submission. The unchanged validate_or_upgrade_proof also already returns existing Chain proofs unchanged. This PR adds rollback for a rejection received during that invocation; it does not introduce the persist-before-submit crash window. Also, advance_asset_lock_status itself updates memory and returns a changeset, so the restart scenario requires that the queued changeset actually reaches durable storage. Retained only as a concrete pre-existing recovery follow-up.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
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Root cause and trust model are both right: DAPI is a data source only, and every accepted placement is bound to the SPV header chain — header hash at height → block fetched by that hash → merkle root → txid in txdata. The three-way resolve in wait_for_chain_lock (InChainLockedBlock / InBlock covered by the wallet CL / height-less + verified lookup) is the correct generalisation of a condition that was previously unreachable for InstantSend records, and keeping None unbounded preserves #4006. Capping each attempt at 20 s and at the remaining deadline, plus the 30 s throttle and 60 s tick, means neither a stalled DAPI node nor a lock-event storm can distort the wait. revert_rejected_chain_proof closes the replay that would otherwise make the new path self-wedging. Test coverage is unusually thorough — the 31 real testnet blocks decoding, hashing and merkle-checking under the pinned dashcore is the part that makes verify_inclusion believable.
Verified on my side: DapiSpvLocator is wired only from PlatformWallet::new (every other AssetLockManager::new is a test), so the NoMinedHeightLocator default can't silently disable the fix in production; SpvRuntime::header_hash_at reuses tip_block_time's exact lock order; getBlock-by-hash is served by both rs-dapi and the JS DAPI; the 4 MiB decode cap is above Dash's block cap and RequestSettings::override_by actually applies it.
Non-blocking:
1. Was the testnet e2e re-run after verify_inclusion landed? The transcript in the description logs DAPI places the funding tx in a block the SPV header chain holds, which is the pre-inclusion wording — the current code logs funding tx inclusion verified against the SPV header at height …. The block fetch is the one step that only really exercises against a live node (full block payload vs. the 10 s / 1-retry budget on a loaded evonode). If it was re-run, refreshing the excerpt would make that obvious; if not, one run before merge seems worth it — a systematic BlockUnverifiable would leave the wait parked exactly as before, just with better logs.
2. classify_reported_block accepts both byte orders. block_hash_from_display_bytes already normalises DAPI's display-order bytes and has a test pinning that, so the reversed-match branch is a second, looser check of something already established. It isn't exploitable — the block is fetched by the SPV hash and merkle-verified either way — but it means a future orientation change in DAPI or the SDK passes silently instead of surfacing as HeaderMismatch. Comparing only the normalised form and warn!-ing on a reversed match would keep the ambiguity observable.
3. Ancestry is assumed, not checked. chain_proof_height_from_lookup gates on wallet_cl_height >= height, which is sound only if the SPV header at height is an ancestor of the chain-locked block. That holds for a single-best-chain header store and is the same assumption the existing InBlock path makes, so it's not a new weakening — and the pre-use header re-read plus revert_rejected_chain_proof cover the reorg window. Since this is the function that decides a proof height, one line in its doc comment stating the assumption would be worth having.
Also noting, so it isn't mistaken for an oversight: a resolved lookup doesn't backfill the record's height, so a fresh wait on the same tx re-pays a DAPI round trip — fine given #4238. And #4763 already captures the platform-address revert and correctly observes that registration.rs doesn't persist before submitting, so nothing open there from my side.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the complete diff at the specified head and confirmed that all six prior findings are fixed. Two in-scope wallet recovery defects remain: unbounded final header revalidation and rejected Chain proofs retained on shielded resumes; both are non-consensus suggestions under the supplied severity policy. All 1,320 shielded wallet library tests, 2 SDK Core tests, and diff whitespace checks passed; temporary regression probes confirmed both gaps and were removed, leaving the worktree clean.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/proof.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/proof.rs:739-744: Include final SPV header revalidation in the wait's timeout budget
The timeout above bounds only `locate()`. This subsequent `header_hash_at(h).await` is unbounded, including when a cached placement is reused. Its production implementation awaits the SPV client, storage, and header-store locks and the header read, so a stalled read prevents the wait from reaching its deadline or observing record promotions. A temporary paused-clock regression with an immediately successful `locate()` and a pending header recheck confirmed that a five-second wait remained pending until a six-second outer guard expired. Bound this revalidation by the remaining caller deadline and an attempt cap, including the cached-placement path; on timeout, return control to the wait loop without accepting the unchecked placement. Add a stalled-header regression alongside the existing stalled-locator tests.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/fund_from_asset_lock.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/fund_from_asset_lock.rs:437-448: Invalidate rejected Chain proofs on shielded resumes too
This rollback runs only after the current invocation submits an Instant proof and upgrades it. If the upgraded Chain proof is persisted and the process stops or submission returns a transport error, the next `FromExistingAssetLock` resume loads that Chain proof directly. `validate_or_upgrade_proof` returns it unchanged, and a transaction-height rejection takes the ordinary `Err` arm at line 460, bypassing rollback; `reconcile_asset_lock_submit_result` also returns that error without invalidating the proof. Subsequent resumes therefore keep replaying the rejected proof, contrary to this PR's shielded recovery goal. A temporary lifecycle-helper regression confirmed that the rejected proof remains attached to the `ChainLocked` row. Handle height rejection at a boundary reached by every shielded submission, with manager-owned invalidation/regeneration that does not require a branch-local previous Instant proof. Add coverage for resuming an already-persisted Chain proof and rejecting its first submission; this does not require extending recovery to the explicitly deferred platform-address flow.
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- Bind upstream wallet ChainLock finality to the stored header chain — In the pinned rust-dashcore revision e4208c90786a6854bd498315bcb571ef24182c15,
ChainLockManager::verify_block_hashaccepts missing or unreadable headers. Successful signature verification can then emit a validated ChainLock that the client event handler applies to the wallet, while the ChainLock sync handler does not recheck it on header arrival. This is a concrete upstream finality-boundary issue that predates this PR and already affects ordinary wallet record promotion.- Follow-up: Track a separate upstream repair that defers wallet-finality dispatch until the signed block hash is bound to the stored header chain, rechecks deferred locks when headers arrive, and tests a ChainLock received before its header.
…rejected proof wherever it was submitted Review follow-up. - The header re-check that guards a cached placement is itself bounded now (HEADER_READ_TIMEOUT, capped by the caller's remaining deadline). A stalled header store keeps the placement but never accepts it that round, so the wait still reaches its deadline and still observes record promotions. - The same bounded read validates an InBlock record's block hash against the SPV header before its height is used; a divergent header hands the round to the lookup instead. - Invalidating a rejected ChainLock proof moved to the one boundary every shielded submission passes and is manager-owned. It re-derives the fallback from the wallet record — the InstantSend proof, the record's own ChainLock proof, or Broadcast with no proof — so a resume that loads an already-persisted Chain proof and is rejected on its first submit stops replaying it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
Verified the complete diff at f1ef90f and confirmed that all eight prior findings are fixed. Three non-consensus recovery and header-validation issues remain; these are suggestions under the supplied severity policy, including the proof-less recovery finding originally classified as blocking. Validation passed 1,329 shielded wallet tests, two SDK Core tests, and diff whitespace checks; temporary probes reproduced both recovery defects and were removed, leaving the worktree clean.
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criticalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — The large, intricate diff changes asset-lock proof verification and shielded fund movement inwallet/asset_lock/sync/proof.rsand related transaction code, directly affecting cryptographic proof acceptance and spendability of funds. - Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 21 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/tracking.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/tracking.rs:585-587: Make the proof-less fallback resumable using the rebuilt ChainLock proof
Clearing a rejected proof to Broadcast/None leaves a height-less Mempool record unable to complete the next shielded resume even when the locator finds a valid ChainLock proof. The initial FromExistingAssetLock resume expires and produces FundingResolution::IsTimeout. In fund_from_asset_lock.rs:250–258, upgrade_to_chain_lock_proof then resolves the verified placement, but it neither attaches the proof nor updates the row. The following resume_asset_lock call, used to obtain the derivation path, therefore enters the same record-only proof wait again. With cl_wait=None it returns TransactionBroadcastUnconfirmed after another 180 seconds instead of submitting the rebuilt proof. A temporary probe with successful rebroadcasts reproduced this exact helper sequence. Every retry remains dependent on independent record promotion, defeating the lookup-based recovery for this new fallback state. Persist the rebuilt Chain proof before the second resume, or obtain the derivation path through a recovery operation that consumes the already-built proof. Extend the invalidation regression through the subsequent resume.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/sync/tracking.rs:574-583: Share InBlock header validation with recovery's proof builder
The invalidator derives its replacement through wait_for_proof, whose InBlock fallback checks only wallet ChainLock coverage, not whether the record's block hash matches the current SPV header. The new validation exists only in wait_for_chain_lock. Consequently, an orphaned record at height 100 can immediately replace a rejected proof at another height with an unchecked height-100 proof. If height 100 itself was rejected, invalidation clears the row, but resume_asset_lock's zero-timeout wait_for_proof probe immediately reconstructs the same rejected proof; validate_or_upgrade_proof returns Chain proofs unchanged. A temporary probe confirmed that regeneration returned 100 without invoking the locator, while upgrade_to_chain_lock_proof returned the verified height 140 for the same state. Share the record-height eligibility check across both proof builders and recovery probes. A contradicted record must remain pending or use verified lookup, rather than regenerate a proof through the local shortcut.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/spv/runtime.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/spv/runtime.rs:604-606: Preserve SPV header-read failures instead of treating them as absence
BlockHeaderStorage::get_header returns StorageResult<Option<_>>, but .ok()?? converts I/O and decoding failures into the same None used for an absent header. This affects proof eligibility, not just diagnostics: wait_for_chain_lock explicitly accepts an InBlock record on HeaderRead::Answer(None), while a stalled read leaves it pending. An unreadable header segment can therefore bypass the new block-hash comparison and produce a proof from a stale record. Preserve a distinct read-error outcome through SpvChannel, BlockHeaderSource, and MinedHeightLocator, and treat it as retryable without accepting the record. Keep the intentional no-header-source compatibility fallback separate, and add an immediately failing header-read regression alongside the missing-header and stalled-header tests.
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Re-approving — my earlier approval was dismissed by the new commits. Reviewed the delta a8820824..f1ef90f0 (two v4.2-dev merges plus f1ef90f0, the review follow-up); the rest of my previous review stands.
f1ef90f0 is a real improvement on both counts:
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invalidate_rejected_chain_proofat the single submission boundary is the right shape. Moving it out of the IS→CL arm means a resume that loads an already-persisted Chain proof and gets it rejected on its first submit also stops replaying it — which the previous version missed, since it only guarded the proof it had just built. Deriving the replacement from the record via a zero-timeoutwait_for_proofrather than from the caller is what makes that possible, and the three-way outcome (Instant →InstantSendLocked, a different Chain proof →ChainLocked, otherwise →Broadcastwith the proof cleared) is exhaustive.advance_asset_lock_status_clearing_proof_ifas a separate entry point rather than a flag on the sibling is the right call — "leave the proof alone" and "drop the proof" really are different intents. -
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HEADER_READ_TIMEOUT, capped by the caller's remaining deadline) closes the last unbounded await in the wait: a stalled header store now costs one round instead of the deadline. And validating anInBlockrecord'sblock_hash()against the SPV header before using its height addresses point 3 of my previous review in code rather than in a comment — better than what I asked for. Routing a divergent record to the lookup (record_height_usable = false) degrades safely, since the lookup only yields a height it can verify inclusion for.
Checked: reconcile_asset_lock_submit_result only acts on is_asset_lock_already_consumed, so it returns the height-invalid rejection untouched and cannot undo the invalidation that ran just before it; effective_proof is the proof actually submitted on both arms; Rust workspace tests is green on f1ef90f0 with --all-features, so the shielded-gated tests ran.
One observation, not a request: HeaderRead::Answer(None) — no SPV header stored at the record's height — accepts the record's own block and returns the height. That's the pre-existing behaviour and the store legitimately lacks headers below the sync start, so it's the right default, and it's logged. Worth remembering that the new cross-check is therefore skipped exactly when the header store is thin, which is also when a stale record is most likely.
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⚠️ DEGRADED — Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
⚠️ DEGRADED review. The primary review models were unavailable (gpt-6-astraunavailable: All credentials for model gpt-6-astra are cooling down (last error: usage_limit_reached: The usage limit has been reache), so this review ran on stand-in models:gpt-5.6-luna→muse-spark-1.3-contributor,gpt-5.6-sol→muse-spark-1.3-contributor,gpt-5.6-terra→muse-spark-1.3-contributor,gpt-6-astra→muse-spark-1.3-contributor. Both review phases and the independent verifiers still ran, but on weaker models, with Phase 1 capped athigheffort. Treat the verdict as provisional; a full-strength re-review will run on the next push once the primary models are back.
Recovery is sound at this head: DAPI stays an untrusted hint, every placement is verified against the SPV header hash with merkle-root and inclusion checks, placements and InBlock records are revalidated before use with bounded reads, and rejected Chain proofs are reverted through a shared eligibility check. Two remaining Rust-quality notes in the new SPV header-read path: scope the client guard and fix the stale doc comment.
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normalbymuse-spark-1.3-contributor(standing in forgpt-6-astra) (effort low) — Large intricate wallet wait/resume change (+3493) with new SPV-verified height lookup in proof.rs/locate.rs, but it changes proof-wait plumbing not consensus, signing/key handling, coin selection, or migrations. - Phase 1 reviewers:
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/spv/runtime.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/spv/runtime.rs:602-610: Client read guard held across storage awaits
header_hash_at holds the SPV client-slot read guard across the storage lock await and the header-store read. SpvClient::storage() returns an owned Arc, so the guard is only needed to clone it. Holding it across slow header I/O widens the critical section on every ChainLock-wait iteration and blocks writers that need the client slot (stop/replace).
- [NITPICK] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/spv/runtime.rs:590-594: Doc comment describes a `None` return the function no longer has
The doc on header_hash_at says it returns None when the client is not running or the height is absent/unreadable, but the function returns HeaderLookup (Found/Absent/Unreadable/NoSource). The Absent versus Unreadable distinction is load-bearing for proof eligibility, so the stale comment misleads the next reader.
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- Rejected-Chain-proof revert still shielded-only — Manager-owned invalidation covers shielded submissions, but platform-address funding also persists an upgraded Chain proof before submit and is explicitly deferred to #4763.
- Follow-up: Cover platform-address funding with the same invalidation in #4763.
| let client_guard = self.client.read().await; | ||
| let Some(client) = client_guard.as_ref() else { | ||
| return HeaderLookup::Unreadable("SPV client not running".to_string()); | ||
| }; | ||
| let storage_arc = client.storage(); | ||
| let storage = storage_arc.lock().await; | ||
| let block_headers = StorageManager::block_headers(&*storage); | ||
| drop(storage); | ||
| let bh = block_headers.read().await; |
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🟡 Suggestion: Client read guard held across storage awaits
header_hash_at holds the SPV client-slot read guard across the storage lock await and the header-store read. SpvClient::storage() returns an owned Arc, so the guard is only needed to clone it. Holding it across slow header I/O widens the critical section on every ChainLock-wait iteration and blocks writers that need the client slot (stop/replace).
| let client_guard = self.client.read().await; | |
| let Some(client) = client_guard.as_ref() else { | |
| return HeaderLookup::Unreadable("SPV client not running".to_string()); | |
| }; | |
| let storage_arc = client.storage(); | |
| let storage = storage_arc.lock().await; | |
| let block_headers = StorageManager::block_headers(&*storage); | |
| drop(storage); | |
| let bh = block_headers.read().await; | |
| let storage_arc = { | |
| let client_guard = self.client.read().await; | |
| let Some(client) = client_guard.as_ref() else { | |
| return HeaderLookup::Unreadable("SPV client not running".to_string()); | |
| }; | |
| client.storage() | |
| }; | |
| let storage = storage_arc.lock().await; | |
| let block_headers = StorageManager::block_headers(&*storage); | |
| drop(storage); | |
| let bh = block_headers.read().await; |
source: muse-spark-1.3-contributor (phase2-reviewer: rust-quality)
| /// Hash of the stored header at `height`. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Returns `None` if the SPV client isn't running or the header store | ||
| /// does not hold that height (below the sync start, above the tip, or | ||
| /// unreadable). |
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💬 Nitpick: Doc comment describes a None return the function no longer has
The doc on header_hash_at says it returns None when the client is not running or the height is absent/unreadable, but the function returns HeaderLookup (Found/Absent/Unreadable/NoSource). The Absent versus Unreadable distinction is load-bearing for proof eligibility, so the stale comment misleads the next reader.
| /// Hash of the stored header at `height`. | |
| /// | |
| /// Returns `None` if the SPV client isn't running or the header store | |
| /// does not hold that height (below the sync start, above the tip, or | |
| /// unreadable). | |
| /// Hash of the stored header at `height`. | |
| /// | |
| /// Returns [`HeaderLookup::Found`] when the store holds that height, | |
| /// [`HeaderLookup::Absent`] when the store is readable and holds nothing | |
| /// there, and [`HeaderLookup::Unreadable`] when the client is not running | |
| /// or the store cannot be read. |
source: muse-spark-1.3-contributor (phase2-reviewer: general, architecture-layering, rust-quality, security-auditor)
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
When Platform rejects an InstantSend asset-lock proof (e.g.
InvalidInstantAssetLockProofSignatureError, 10513, once the signing quorum has rotated out), the wallet falls back to a ChainLock proof viaupgrade_to_chain_lock_proof→wait_for_chain_lock. That wait only exits when the funding transaction's own record reachesInChainLockedBlock.A record in
TransactionContext::InstantSendcarries anInstantLockand noBlockInfo, soheight()isNone, andapply_chain_lockintentionally skips it. For such a record the exit condition is unreachable. Since #4006 user-facing callers passNone(wait indefinitely), so the resume parks forever: the shielded "Finish now" recovery spins on "Generating proof", every retry and every relaunch does the same, and the locked funds cannot be moved. Reported from the field on a Core → Shielded transfer (Dash Wallet iOS support ticket 32167).A ChainLock asset-lock proof needs only the outpoint and a chain-locked core height at or above the transaction's block (
validate/chain/mod.rs,fetch_asset_lock_transaction_output_sync) — nothing about the wallet's record. The height can be looked up instead of waited for.Related: #4238 (ChainLock wait with no per-record promotion — this PR covers its "promotion missed" shape and the height-less record; cancellation and rescan backfill stay there), dashpay/rust-dashcore#1020 (one way a mined record is downgraded to
InstantSend). App-side counterpart: dashpay/dashwallet-ios#1131.What was done?
wallet/asset_lock/sync/locate.rs(new) —MinedHeightLocatorwithDapiSpvLocatorin production. DAPIgetTransactionreports the tx's block height and hash; the placement is accepted asLocated::Minedonly after the block is fetched by the SPV header's hash and verified locally:block.block_hash()equals the SPV header,check_merkle_root()holds, and the txid is intxdata(verify_inclusion). DAPI is a data source only — a wrong placement yieldsNotIncluded/BlockUnverifiableand is never used for a proof. Header missing / mismatch, not found, not mined and transport failure are distinct outcomes, each logged once per wait. One block download per wedged lock.Located::Minedcarries the SPV header hash it was verified against and that header is re-read before every use; if a reorg changed or removed it, the placement is discarded and the lookup runs again.NoMinedHeightLocator(always unavailable) is the default, so managers built without SPV never trust DAPI alone.wallet/asset_lock/sync/proof.rs—wait_for_chain_locknow resolves on any of:InChainLockedBlock(as before);InBlockat a height covered by the wallet's applied ChainLock (same network check aswait_for_proof);The wait stays unbounded for
Nonecallers (fix(platform-wallet): wait indefinitely for asset-lock ChainLock finality #4006 unchanged in policy). Lookups are throttled (at most one DAPI call per 30 s; aMinedanswer is reused and only the wallet ChainLock is re-checked) and re-run on lock events or a 60 s tick, so DAPI/SPV outages recover without waiting for the next lock event. The IS-timeout path persists the rebuilt ChainLock proof before the resume that derives the credit-output path, so a row whose proof was invalidated completes on its next resume through the verified lookup instead of falling back into a record-only wait. Record-height eligibility — ChainLock coverage, network match and the SPV header comparison — is one shared helper used by both proof builders and therefore by the invalidator and the resume probes, so a record the SPV headers contradict can no longer supply or regenerate a proof. Header reads carryHeaderLookup { Found, Absent, Unreadable, NoSource }: a storage error is retryable and never accepts a record or a cached placement, whileAbsent/NoSourcekeep the compatibility behaviour for hosts without a header at that height or without SPV at all. The SPV header is re-read before every use of a placement — fresh or cached — and that read is itself bounded byHEADER_READ_TIMEOUT(5 s) and the remaining caller deadline; a stalled read never accepts the placement and returns control to the wait loop. The same bounded read validates anInBlockrecord's block hash against the SPV header before its height is used. Each lookup attempt (placement + block) is capped at 20 s and at the remaining deadline (a timed-out attempt counts as unavailable and is throttled like any other answer), and the requests run with 5 s / 10 s timeouts and one retry, so a stalled DAPI node can neither starve the record/lock-event checks nor push a bounded caller past its deadline. Bounded callers keep their deadline andFinalityTimeout. Each reason to keep waiting is logged once per wait.rs-dapi-client/src/transport/grpc.rs,rs-sdk/src/core/transaction.rs— coregetBlockis now a transport request; newSdk::get_block_by_hash(hash, RequestSettings)returns the decoded block (Nonewhen not served). NewSdk::get_transaction_placement(txid, RequestSettings)returning a#[non_exhaustive]CoreTransactionPlacementwith the reported block hash (rs-dapi hex-decodes Core's display string, so the bytes are reversed on parse).FetchedCoreTransactionandSdk::get_transactionare unchanged; both methods share a private request helper.spv/runtime.rs,broadcaster.rs—SpvRuntime::header_hash_at(height), exposed throughSpvChannel/BlockHeaderSource.asset_lock/orchestration.rs,wallet/shielded/fund_from_asset_lock.rs—resolve_chain_proof_after_is_timeoutupgrades, persists and only then derives the path.wallet/asset_lock/manager.rs,wallet/platform_wallet.rs— locator injected viawith_mined_height_locator;PlatformWallet::newwiresDapiSpvLocator.error.rs— the IS-proof and tx-height rejection matchers go throughconsensus_error_of, so a rejection wrapped inNoAvailableAddressesToRetrystill triggers the ChainLock fallback and the revert.wallet/shielded/fund_from_asset_lock.rs,sync/tracking.rs,error.rs— the upgraded Chain proof is persisted before it is submitted; if Platform rejects it withInvalidAssetLockProofTransactionHeightError, the row is put back on its InstantSend proof (revert_rejected_chain_proof) so a rejected proof (a reorg between build and submit, or a lagging Platform node) cannot be replayed on every resume — defence in depth now that the lookup verifies inclusion. The invalidation sits at the one boundary every shielded submission passes and is manager-owned (AssetLockManager::invalidate_rejected_chain_proof): it re-derives the fallback from the wallet record (the InstantSend proof, the record's own ChainLock proof, orBroadcastwith no proof), so a resume that loads an already-persisted Chain proof and is rejected on its first submit is covered too. The Platform error is returned unchanged.Not in scope: the same revert for platform-address funding, which also persists the upgraded proof before submitting (#4763); cancellation of the wait (#4238).
How Has This Been Tested?
cargo test -p platform-wallet --features shielded --lib— 1276 passed (1074 with default features);cargo test -p dash-sdk --lib core::— 2 passed. New tests:locate.rs:matching_header_places_the_transaction,reversed_reported_hash_still_matches,differing_header_is_a_mismatch,absent_header_is_reported_as_missing,no_height_or_no_hash_means_not_mined,proof_height_needs_wallet_chain_lock_coverage,proof_height_refuses_a_network_mismatch,only_a_verified_placement_yields_a_height.proof.rs(chain_lock_wait_tests, scripted locator, paused tokio clock):instant_send_record_builds_chain_proof_from_located_height,instant_send_record_without_a_locator_cannot_resolve,mismatched_header_is_not_trusted_until_a_later_lookup_matches,located_height_above_wallet_chain_lock_waits_then_builds,network_mismatch_refuses_lookup_path,unmined_tx_keeps_waiting_with_no_timeout(the fix(platform-wallet): wait indefinitely for asset-lock ChainLock finality #4006 guard: 20 paused minutes, no error, then exits once mined),chain_lock_wait_accepts_in_block_record_covered_by_wallet_chain_lock,record_with_a_height_never_triggers_a_lookup,rejected_chain_proof_restores_the_instant_proof,revert_leaves_a_row_that_moved_off_chain_locked,stalled_lookup_does_not_extend_a_bounded_wait,lookup_attempt_is_capped_by_the_remaining_deadline,stalled_lookup_cannot_starve_the_record_path,timed_out_lookup_is_recorded_as_unavailable_and_throttled.rs-sdkcore::transaction:block_hash_from_display_bytesreversal and wrong-length cases.locate.rsinclusion:genesis_coinbase_is_included,unknown_txid_is_not_included,block_bytes_not_matching_spv_header_are_rejected,tampered_txdata_fails_merkle_root,locate_verifies_inclusion_before_mined,locate_reports_not_included_when_block_lacks_txid,locate_skips_the_block_fetch_on_header_mismatch,locate_reports_unverifiable_when_block_is_not_served;proof.rs:not_included_answer_keeps_waiting_until_a_verified_placement,unverifiable_block_is_never_a_proof_height,stalled_header_read_does_not_extend_a_bounded_wait,stalled_header_read_keeps_the_placement_and_resolves_when_headers_answer,stalled_header_read_cannot_starve_the_record_path,in_block_record_with_a_divergent_spv_header_is_not_used,persisted_chain_proof_rejected_on_first_submit_falls_back_to_the_record_instant_proof,persisted_chain_proof_rejected_without_a_local_proof_reverts_to_broadcast,rejected_chain_proof_is_replaced_by_the_records_chain_proof,stale_placement_is_rejected_after_the_header_at_its_height_changes,reverified_placement_after_a_header_change_resolves,missing_header_at_use_time_invalidates_the_placement,unavailable_lookup_logs_once_per_reason;locate.rs:locate_requests_the_block_by_the_spv_header_hash_not_dapis,locator_exposes_the_spv_header_hash;error.rs:transaction_height_rejection_is_recognised_through_the_retry_envelope,instant_proof_rejection_is_recognised_through_the_retry_envelope.core-block-hash-use-x11, enabled bydash-spvin the FFI build), passcheck_merkle_root()and yield the expected txid.error.rs:transaction_height_rejection_is_recognised.Also:
cargo check -p platform-wallet(default features),cargo check -p platform-wallet-ffi -p rs-dapi-client,cargo clippy -p platform-wallet --testswith and withoutshielded,cargo fmt --check.End to end on testnet (iOS simulator, Dash Wallet iOS debug build with dashpay/dashwallet-ios#1131 on top of this branch). The simulator held an asset lock that was already wedged exactly as in the field: two debug-only switches (not part of this PR) force Platform's IS-proof rejection and hide the funding record's chain-locked context, so the record behaves like one without a height. Before this change every resume parked on
not yet chain-locked, waiting for ChainLock...indefinitely. With it, one "Finish now":The block hash DAPI reported for the transaction matched the SPV header at that height on live testnet.
Breaking Changes
None.
dash_sdk::core::FetchedCoreTransactionandSdk::get_transactionare unchanged; the block hash is exposed through the new#[non_exhaustive]CoreTransactionPlacementreturned by the newSdk::get_transaction_placement(txid, RequestSettings);Sdk::get_block_by_hashis new. Both additive.Checklist:
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